Michael Horton

Confronted by Grace

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“I found myself joining in his joyful 'Amen!' to all of the promises that we have in Jesus Christ.”

Covenant Theology

Theology

“The revived interest in covenant theology has sparked rich insights and lively debate. Representing a variety of views and specialties, and united by biblical fidelity and rigorous scholarship, Covenant Theology is a very impressive and welcome collection.”

Crowned with Glory and Honor

Theology

“Michael Wilkinson makes a large claim here. While linking anthropology to Christology is far from novel, he formulates a precise analogical model for basing the constitution of mere humans like us on the human who is Christ. Following the logic of Chalcedon, he does so without conflating or separating either Christ's two natures or the person-nature distinction in us. On its own merits, this well-argued thesis deserves careful consideration. But it's especially relevant at a time when what we are as humans is often disconnected from who and how we are in Christ.”

Disruptive Witness

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“In an age of distraction and the 'buffered self,' perhaps this is more a time for preparing the soil than for reaping. In any case, Alan Noble displays the disruptive resources of Christ's kingdom that are at hand. I will be recommending this book far and wide!”

Don't Stop Believing

Theology

“the church today with great wisdom, simplicity, and refreshing clarity.”

Dr.

Empowered Witness

Christian Living

“The fruit of deep reflection over many years, this book by Alan Strange offers the wisdom we need now more than ever. Christ is building his church—his way—and Empowered Witness points us in the right direction.”

Enjoying God

Theology

“Some of us want to get the gospel right; some of us just want to get it out. With a generous combination of love and conviction, R. C. Sproul helps us all to do both better.”

Evangelical Theological Aesthetics

Theology

“I’ve highlighted too many places in this book to make underlining useful. Hans Urs von Balthasar opened a wound in modern Protestant theology: its paucity of aesthetic theology. Ryan Currie faces this challenge with honest respect as well as appropriate push-back. With Balthasar, Currie defends a theological aesthetics against an aesthetic theology. But he also contributes his own insights, showing that classic Reformation theology is immune to many of the famous Roman Catholic theologian’s criticism. It is not an apologetic work. The main point is to encourage us all to think more deeply about a crucial but neglected aspect of the theological task. My favorite sentence: ‘Material and physical beauty do not compete with spiritual beauty but rather manifest it and become a place where the individual can perceive truth about God.’”

Even Better than Eden

Christian Living

“Nancy Guthrie is one of the best teachers of Scripture I’ve ever heard or read. Her style—even in writing—is conversational. It’s like you’re sharing a cup of coffee while tracing the central motifs of the biblical story from Genesis to Revelation. Eden was great, but the new creation will be greater than the first—not because this world will be no more, but because it will be so much more. It’s not only the end of sin and death, but the kind of righteousness and life that we just can’t wrap our brain around right now. But we do get glimpses—and no better ones than those that Guthrie brings out with such warmth, excitement, and skill.”

Exoneree

History & Biography

Foreword

(wrote a foreword)

Faith Alone

Theology

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Finding Assurance with Thomas Goodwin

Christian Living

“Andrew Ballitch has done a tremendous service by bringing Goodwin’s seminal insights on assurance to a new audience―which is in many ways very comparable to his own seventeenth-century context. If you’re looking for a pastor from the past who seems to know you better than you know yourself, you’re in for a real treat.”

Foundations of the Christian Faith

Theology

“James Boice was the best preacher I've known, but he was also a major figure in the defense of the faith against liberalism. Widely educated, he was always consumed with a passion to proclaim God's word rather than flatter the academy. This is a learned but also pastoral theology, practical because it feeds the sheep with the rich pastures of Scripture. I'm so glad that this one-volume edition is being made available to a new audience! Read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest this feast of the soul.”

From Heaven He Came and Sought Her

Theology

“The topic is worthy enough. Yet the lineup of contributors to this volume makes this, in my view, the most impressive defense of definite atonement in over a century. Beyond rehearsing traditional arguments, first-rate historical, biblical, and systematic theologians bring fresh angles and exegesis to bear. From Heaven He Came and Sought Her is a gift that will no doubt keep on giving for generations to come.”

Generously Reformed

Theology

“If you associate Reformed theology mainly with tulips, this book will deepen and broaden your impression. The topics are expertly selected and handled by three veteran Reformed scholars. Highly recommended!”

Gentle and Lowly

Christian Living

“Dane Ortlund leads us into the very heart of God incarnate—not only what Jesus did for us, but how he feels toward us. That’s right: feels toward us. Anchored in Scripture and drawing on the Puritan Thomas Goodwin, this book is medicine for broken hearts.”

God Dwells Among Us

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“God dwelling in the midst of his people: this staggering vision is the heart of God's covenantal purposes from Genesis to Revelation. God Dwells Among Us brings decades of scholarship on this topic to a wider audience. More than that, it shows how this major biblical theme is the engine of mission in the world today. This clear and compelling study is a real feast.”

God the Son Incarnate

Theology

“Exploring our Lord’s person and work from a variety of angles, Wellum engages a wide range of issues and conversation partners. Consolidating the gains of evangelical Christological reflection, this volume makes gains of its own, particularly by wrestling clearly and carefully with contemporary trends in biblical studies as well as philosophical, systematic, and historical theology.”

God's Glory Alone—The Majestic Heart of Christian Faith and Life

Theology

“The Reformation’s 500th Anniversary will be celebrated as a significant historical event. However, The Five Solas series explores the contemporary relevance of this legacy for the global church. Superb evangelical scholars have been enlisted not only to summarize the ‘solas,’ but to engage each from historical, exegetical, and constructive perspectives. These volumes demonstrate that, far from being exhausted slogans, the Reformation’s key themes need to be rediscovered for the church’s very existence and mission in the world.”

God’s Timeline

Theology

“The Bible is a big book. What draws together all of its histories, laws, poetry, wisdom, and prophecy? As Rick Meyer shows us so clearly, it's God's timeline, centering in the person and work of Jesus Christ. This is a terrific book to give to a new believer--or to anyone looking for a simple but rich summary of the greatest story ever told.”